Karak:Royal Court Chief, Issawi, conducted visits to several hospitals to check on the health of those injured in the recent attack in Hamoud village, Karak Governorate. The hospitals visited included Karak Military Hospital, Karak Governmental Hospital, the Italian Hospital, Al-Bashir Hospital, and Al-Hussein Medical City.
According to Jordan News Agency, Issawi received briefings from medical teams regarding the conditions, treatment plans, and care being provided to the injured individuals. His visits followed an earlier visit by His Majesty King Abdullah II to the victims of the attack on the Greek Orthodox Church.
During his visits, Issawi spoke with the injured and their families, assuring them that King Abdullah II and Crown Prince Al-Hussein bin Abdullah II would continue monitoring their recovery until they are fully healed. He also visited the Hamoud Charity Association to offer condolences to families of the deceased and express solidarity with the injured and their loved ones.
Issawi highlighted the impact of the tragedy on all Jordanians and praised the resilience of the victims' families, noting the support from fellow citizens as a testament to the unity and cohesion of Jordanian society. He emphasized the nation's united stance against terrorism and any threats to the Kingdom's security and stability, reaffirming Jordan's commitment to confronting such challenges under its Hashemite leadership.
He extended condolences to the victims' families, prayed for the deceased, wished a speedy recovery for the injured, and commended the medical and nursing teams for their efforts. Issawi also assured that those responsible for the attack would be brought to justice.
The injured and their families expressed gratitude for the King's ongoing concern and follow-up on their condition, stating that the attack would only serve to strengthen national unity and solidarity around Jordan and its leadership. They reaffirmed their commitment to standing united against terrorism and any attempts to create division within the country.